4.4: The U.S. Civil War in Art — Read

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4.4.1: Introduction to the U.S. Civil War in Art
4.4.2: “The Immediate Cause of the Civil War,” an introduction
4.4.3: The problem of picturing slavery
4.4.4: Michelle Browder, Mothers of Gynecology
4.4.5: Literacy and slavery- David Drake, Double-handled jug
4.4.6: Images in a divided world
4.4.7: Imagining the West, territorial expansion, and the politics of slavery
4.4.8: Memory and commemoration of the U.S. Civil War, an introduction
4.4.9: Experiences of the U.S. Civil War, an introduction
4.4.10: Refugees, prisoners, and displacement
4.4.11: Homes and families

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